Restrictive practices remain one of the most complex and sensitive areas within Positive Behaviour Support. Too often, they are misunderstood, stigmatised, or hidden away, leading to fear, avoidance, and inconsistent practice. However, when used ethically, transparently, and with a strong reduction plan, restrictive practices can sometimes be necessary to safeguard dignity, safety, and well-being.

In this professional training webinar, Insight PBS practitioners Ainsley and Jess will go beyond the basics to unpack the myths and misconceptions surrounding restrictive practices. Through a series of real-world case studies and practical examples, they will demonstrate how restrictive practices can be:

Identified and acknowledged without stigma or defensiveness
Applied ethically and lawfully when absolutely required
Monitored and reduced through proactive planning and skill-building strategies

Participants will leave with the confidence to approach restrictive practices in an open, professional, and person-centred way. This session is designed to strengthen your knowledge, reduce the stigma, and provide actionable strategies to support participants, families, and care teams.

Who should attend?

NDIS professionals, support coordinators, allied health practitioners, educators, and carers who want to deepen their understanding of restrictive practices and improve outcomes for those they support.

Key Outcomes

Clarity on when restrictive practices may be necessary, and how to use them safely and responsibly
Practical strategies to reduce restrictive practices over time
Confidence to have transparent conversations with families, providers, and regulators
2.0 CPD hours
Certificate upon Completion